Defibox Review: What You Should Know Before Connecting
Defibox is a DeFi platform offering swaps, a stablecoin protocol and lending. Its broad purpose is clear, but costs and key safety details need checking before you connect a wallet.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
DefiBox key facts
| Type | DeFi platform: swaps, stablecoin and lending |
|---|---|
| Chains | EOS, BNB Chain and WAX |
| Token | BOX |
| Launched | EOS launch: July 21, 2020 |
| Value locked | $460K−1.7% 7d |
| Audits | 2 audits listed |
| Updated |
DefiBox FAQs
What can you do with Defibox?
Defibox describes three protocols: Swap, a USN stablecoin protocol and decentralized lending. The project launched on EOS and later launched its Swap protocol on BNB Chain.
What is the BOX token used for?
BOX is Defibox’s token. A Defibox BP listing says BOX carries voting rights, but the details here do not establish the token’s full utility or how voting works across the platform.
Is Defibox audited, and what does it charge?
The project’s fees, audits’ scope and current licence status are not established here. Check those details on Defibox’s official channels before connecting a wallet or moving funds.
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